Dominique Perrault erupted into the European architecture landscape in the early '90s. Perrault developed a revolutionary design production balanced between a sophisticated rationalism and an elegant use of technology.This richly illustrated volume examines the complete work of Perrault and concludes with an interview with the master. Moving from Perrault's early international projects, Capitanucci reviews his creative production, focusing her essay on the recent works by dividing it into thematic sections: Architecture and Contemporary Public Space-Five Projects, Boxes, Late Nineties-Competitions and Design Experiments, and Urban renewal.